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News · 7 June 2026

Pupils get London school to go screen-free

Pupils get London school to go screen-free

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Families at a west London school are playing games and reading more together since pupils suggested ditching screens monthly. Year 6 pupil Sophie Janashia came up with the screen-free idea for Holy Family Catholic primary, meaning even teachers don't use devices. The biggest surprise was how many parents enthusiastically joined in, sending floods of photos of family activities.

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